"salvage from" or "salvage in"?
| It is the only thing that was salvaged from the dragline. |
| All the furniture that is now available for sale was salvaged from the Mungret Recycling Centre. |
| This winter, he hopes to fully restore the vehicle, which was salvaged from an old barn in Ontario several years ago. |
| Beautiful antique bricks covering the floors, porches, and walkways were salvaged from the demolition of Savannah ' s old DeSoto Hotel. |
| Though it's possible that all claims of the effects of hormones on cognition will turn out to be bogus, I suspect something will be salvaged from this somewhat contradictory literature. |
| He stated that if the situation could not be salvaged in the last three years,. |
| So that's the first reason I don't think the question can be salvaged in this way. |
| In that climate, can the idea of liberal intervention survive? Should it be salvaged in Iraq. |
| Moreover, Ramadhan now gets his daily bread selling door frames, old CI sheets and cement that he has salvaged in the area. |
| It is our opinion that these figures are low and may not represent the actual situation because appreciable numbers of animals are salvaged before diagnoses are made. |
| The property development was a high-risk, high-reward venture from which profit was salvaged despite a massive slump. |
| I hate wasting things and whatever I can salvage for a good use, I try to do that. |
| Helmets galore!! I bet if pieces land on the Philippines they would be salvaged within an hour. |